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The former chairmen of Burlington Air Express, who were abruptly ousted last month while crafting a

The Bush administration's plan to save the U.S.-flag fleet, unveiled by Transportation Secretary And

With a nationwide railroad strike deadline less than a week away, company and union negotiators are

The Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries decided Wednesday to study two methods to help

Canadian politicians, faced with compact-car revenues, are scrambling to find ways to pay for a Cadi

Customers of leading insurance broker Marsh & McLennan who've purchased coverage from Reliance Insur

SOUTH KOREA, TAIWAN SAID TO DUMP PIPESouth Korea and Taiwan are selling stainless steel pipe

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As trade grows and demand for internal movement of goods rises, China is opening more ports to forei

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 209.04 off 0.40 which compares

Better product and process design is the most economical way for chemical manufacturers to reduce th

Aluminum producer Comalco Ltd. agreed to cut its use of electricity by 5 percent if New Zealand's po

Top executives with the two largest U.S. flag shipping companies Wednesday pledged an all-out lobbyi

PERCENT CHANGE 1991-IV Non-Farm business +2.7%All business

The Bush administration is committed to more substantive environmental language in the proposed Nort

Proponents of the use of coal for independent power production are making notable gains, despite a m

The French Senate, in a significant victory for pro-European campaigners, approved constitutional ch

The world's first ship using superconducting magnetic thrusters inched across a harbor in western Ja

UKRAINE TO INTRODUCE CURRENCY BY SEPTEMBERUkrainian President Leonid Kravchuk said Wednesday

The South Carolina State Ports Authority upped the ante in the war to attract a BMW AG automobile pl

Three directors at Todd Shipyards Corp. resigned this week from Todd's board, alleging that Todd man

After nearly six months of study, the coal industry is proposing a major image-building campaign to

To the coal-moving industry, those mild, cool breezes that were still blowing across most of the Uni

As of June 17, 1992 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

Union Carbide Industrial Gases has purchased 49 percent of PT Sepanjang Surya Gas of Indonesia in a

Coal slurry pipeline backers are persistent, despite more than a decade of unsuccessfulefforts to co

Last year, Nerco Coal Corp. produced some 24 million metric tons of coal out of its Powder River Bas

New York Mercantile Exchange June 16, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

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Belgium surprised the world gold market Wednesday by announcing it had sold 202 metric tons of gold

The British transport and logistics group NFC PLC is planning further expansion in the United States

Two well-established tanker operators, the brothers Adam and Spiros Polemis of Piraeus,Greece, are u

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An increasing incidence of stowaways is becoming a troublesome and expensive burden on carriers serv

The Finance Committee at the House of Representatives Wednesday approved a bill to give the Ministry

The sinking of a small, aged oil tanker off the coast of Africa has blossomed into a major internati

Raymond T. Barry was elected vice president. He will handle broker/dealer and investment advisory ac

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June 17, 1992 Copper Total, 30,253. Gold Total, .1,624,308.Silver Tot